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The two sides head into this with win-loss records of 4-3 but it is West Coast that are expected to win on the back of their superiority in 2018.

Last year’s premiers come off a 23 point win over the Gold Coast Suns in round seven, while St Kilda lost to GWS by 44. The Saints, who finished last season in 16th spot, have lost two on the trot after opening up with four wins from their first five games.

Alan Richardson’s side will look to hold on to the ball with uncontested possession and are averaging more disposals than the Eagles this season. Jack Billings and Seb Ross are among those that have been finding plenty of the footy, while Jack Steele comes off a sold performance last weekend.

West Coast will look to kick the ball long towards their marking targets. Josh Kennedy and Jack Darling will be the focal points, while Jeremy McGovern will play his sweeping role across half back.

Kennedy and Darling combined for six goals in the win over Gold Coast last weekend, while McGovern was among the better players for the Eagles.

For the winner between the Eagles and Saints, a win-loss record of 5-3 and top eight spot awaits at the end of the weekend, while the loser will be back in the midst of the bottleneck at 4-4.

St Kilda have a stack of players on the injury list. Jimmy Webster is the latest casualty after hurting his hand in the loss to GWS. Jake Carlisle remains on the sidelines with a back injury, while Jack Steven is a week by week proposition due to mental health.

West Coast will monitor Tom Hickey at training after the big man was a late withdrawal last weekend. Brendon Ah Chee will be considered after producing a strong display in the WAFL last weekend.

West Coast have won nine of their past 10 against St Kilda, including the Round 11 clash between the two sides last year at Perth Stadium by 13 points. In that match, Josh Kennedy booted six goals for the winners, while Tim Membrey also chimed in with six for the Saints.

St Kilda fans can head in with some optimism as the last time the two sides played at Marvel was in Round 20 of 2017 and that encounter went the way of the Saints by eight points.

This should be a lot closer than what many think but the Eagles can hold sway at Marvel Stadium.

Few would have predicted that at this stage of the season Gold Coast would have the superior win-loss record over Melbourne. The Suns have won three of their seven games, while the early premiership fancies, Melbourne, have won just two of seven.

However, the Demons head in as favourites and come off a hard fought five point win over Hawthorn. Max Gawn, James Harmes and Clayton Oliver were among the Dees better players in that performance.

On the same weekend, the Gold Coast Suns put in a gallant performance against last year’s premiers, West Coast, at Perth Stadium but eventually went down by 22.

Stuart Dew’s side fought back from 42 points down in that contest and a highlight of the Suns improved showing this season has been their defensive efforts.

They have conceded an average of 82 points per game, which is better than Melbourne’s 96 points per game. The Demons have conceded more points than any other side but were better in this facet of their game last weekend.

The issue for the Suns has been their inability to kick a winning score and they are averaging just 63 points per game. Peter Wright is one of few focal points up forward, while further up the ground, Jarrod Harbrow, Jack Martin and Jarrod Witts loom as key players. Witts takes on Gawn in the ruck.

Gold Coast may regain Izak Rankine and Lachie Wellar from their respective injuries, while Sean Lemmens and Ben King are among those with some good form at the lower level.

Melbourne are set to welcome back Jack Viney after their skipper missed last week with soreness. Steven May and Jake Lever remain on the sidelines but are edging closer towards a return.

Melbourne have won nine of the 12 games between the two sides, including the last six. Those wins have come at an average margin of 50 points.

Last year it was a 96 point win by the Demons at the MCG in round 20. The two sides had earlier clashed at the GABBA, where Melbourne won by 69.

There have been just the two games between the two sides at Metricon and those have been split at one win apiece.

Melbourne will take confidence out of their win last weekend and if they can get their running game going they will be hard to beat.

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The two sides were among the big winners last weekend. An Aaron Naughton-inspired Western Bulldogs pulled off an upset 47 point win over Richmond, while the Brisbane Lions accounted for the Sydney Swans by 22 points at the GABBA.

The win for the Bulldogs snapped a four game losing streak and they now have a win-loss record of 3-4, while they sit in 12th position on the ladder. Brisbane are in fourth spot with five wins. That matches their total haul of five wins from 2018.

Despite their respective standings, the Dogs head in as favourites for the game but will need to continue on from where they left off last weekend. Naughton hauled in 14 marks and booted five goals, while Marcus Bontempelli booted three. Jack Macrae, Caleb Daniel and Josh Dunkley combined for 107 disposals.

The Bulldogs rank 4th in the competition for total disposals, while Brisbane are 11th. But the Lions are the better clearance side and Lachie Neale, Dayne Zorko and Stefan Martin are among their key players in the middle.

If Chris Fagan’s side can get on top in this area and convert up forward an upset is on the cards. Dan McStay, Charlie Cameron and Eric Hipwood will be the focal points.

The Western Bulldogs are unlikely to make too many changes to their side following their win over Richmond. Tom Boyd and Bailey Williams are among those with some good form in the VFL.

Brisbane have very few players on the sidelines at the moment. Harris Andrews is a chance to return from a hamstring injury.

The Western Bulldogs have won the past four games between the two sides including the round eight 2018 Marvel Stadium encounter by 14 points. Jack Macrae racked up 47 possessions in that game, while Marcus Bontempelli booted four goals. Dayne Zorko kicked four for the Lions.

The Magpies have won five of their seven games and are currently in second spot on the ladder. Nathan Buckley’s side come of an excellent 39 point win over Port Adelaide last weekend.

The same cannot be said for Carlton, who have won just one of their seven games. They produced what has been described as a ‘pathetic’ performance against North Melbourne in round seven, going down to the Kangaroos by 58.

Collingwood have the depth to get on top of their rivals in the middle of the ground. They average 51 more disposals per game when compared with Carlton, while up forward they rank fourth in the competition for points scored, while the Blues are 17th.

Look for Scott Pendlebury to continue his good form, while Jordan de Goey, Jaidyn Stephenson and Jamie Elliot should enjoy plenty of supply up forward.

Carlton will again need another superhuman performance from Patrick Cripps, while Brendan Bolton will be hoping all of his starting 22 can produce a lot more effort compared to last weekend. The heat on the coach is rising by the week.

Liam Jones is in doubt for the Blues as he recovers from concussion. It will be interesting to see if Carlton make major changes after last week’s disappointment. Charlie Curnow has struggled in recent times. Matt Kennedy and Will Setterfield are among those with form in the VFL.

Taylor Adams will miss for Collingwood after hurting his groin last weekend. Mason Cox is a chance to return from an ankle injury, however, Chris Mayne is still a couple of weeks away.

Collingwood won both clashes between the two sides in 2018. The most recent of those was in round 14 and on that occasion it was the Pies by 17. Steele Sidebottom and Brodie Grundy were the stars, while Will Hoskin Elliott booted three goals in a low scoring affair. Patrick Cripps was Carlton’s best and also kicked three.

Earlier in the year it was Collingwood by 24. The Blues enjoyed an upset win over their rivals in round seven of 2017 but have won just two of the past 11 between the two sides.

Sydney are a shadow of the side that has seen them make every finals series this decade. The Swans have registered just the one victory in 2019, with that coming against lowly Carlton in round three.

John Longmire’s side come off a 22 point loss to Brisbane last weekend and have been posted as the underdogs in the head to head betting.

Despite all the hype, Essendon also have an inferior record when comparing wins to losses. The Bombers have won three of seven and come off a 22 point defeat against the competition’s pacesetters, Geelong.

The Dons will be looking to square the ledger with a win against the struggling Swans and will be out to get their running game going. Adam Saad and Conor McKenna loom as key playmakers in the backline, while Dylan Shiel and Dyson Heppell can combine to get on top in the clearances.

Sydney will need some of their big name players to lift. Luke Parker and Callum Mills were a bit quiet last weekend but a positive was the form of Tom Papley, who booted four goals.

A loss for Sydney will all but make them certainties of missing the finals for the first time since 2009, while an Essendon win sees them get back on track. A loss for the Bombers makes it hard with some tricky games coming up against Fremantle and Richmond.

Sydney’s Lance Franklin has been on the sidelines with a hamstring injury and faces a fitness test in his quest to return to the 22. Jarryd McVeigh and Heath Grundy are still a few weeks away.

Essendon are set to regain Orazio Fantasia, while Tom Bellchambers will be monitored at training after hurting his ankle in the loss to the Cats.

Essendon claimed victory the last time the two sides met by knocking over Sydney by 43 points at Marvel Stadium in round 19 last season. Dyson Heppell and David Myers were among the Bombers better players. Callum Sinclair and Jake Lloyd were the Swans best.

That win ended a run of eight straight losses for the Bombers against the Swans. They were smashed at the SCG in the 2017 Elimination Final, while earlier in the season, Sydney stole the points with a goal after the siren from Gary Rohan. Essendon have not defeated Sydney in Sydney since 2009, losing their past nine.

The reigning premiers enter the match sitting on three wins and three losses, as they currently sit 12th on the AFL ladder. Directly below them is the Gold Coast Suns who are also 3-3.

West Coast were embarrassed by top-of-the-table Geelong as they suffered a 58-point thrashing at the ‘Cattery.’ They were blown out in the first quarter conceding seven goals to two.

The Suns were just as poor last round as Brisbane demolished them in the second half. Trailing by a goal at halftime, the Suns kicked just three goals to 10 in the second half.

I believe the result is a foregone conclusion in this match between the Eagles and the Suns. The question will be whether the Suns can stay within reach throughout the game. The Eagles could give them a belting.

Andrew Gaff continues to lead the Eagles in the middle averaging 32.8 disposals. Captain Shannon Hurn remains solid down back with 26.5 touches per game and the likes of Dom Sheed, Luke Shuey, Elliot Yeo, Jeremy McGovern, Josh Kennedy, Jack Darling and Jack Petruccelle will have too much class for the Suns team.

Jake Waterman could be recalled into the Eagles’ team after kicking bags of five, five and three in the WAFL. He has taken 21 marks in those three games. Jack Redden is the other possible inclusion. Oscar Allen and Tom Cole were hardly sighted against Geelong and could be dropped.

Gold Coast don’t have any fresh injuries to report. After a poor performance, the Suns could make a few changes. We will have to wait and see any changes they decide to make.

West Coast pack too many weapons and should comfortably take care of the Suns at home.

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The Western Bulldogs will be out to snap a four game losing streak. After opening up the season with two wins, the Dogs have since gone down to Gold Coast, Collingwood, Carlton and Fremantle. Last week it was a 19 point loss to the Dockers in Perth.

Richmond are one of seven sides on the ladder with a win-loss record of 4-2. The 2017 premiers have done well in recent weeks as injuries have plagued the club. Jack Riewoldt went down with a knee injury again last weekend and will be on the sidelines for the next two months. That injury came in the Tigers 43 point win over Melbourne.

Look for the Western Bulldogs to find plenty of the football. They rank seventh in the competition for total disposals, while Richmond are just 16th. Jack Macrae, Marcus Bontempelli and Lachie Hunter are among the main contributors for the Dogs.

However, Richmond are more efficient with their ball use and if they can cover Riewoldt’s absence up forward, they can kick a winning score. Tom Lynch and Josh Caddy will be the focal points up forward and it will be interesting to see if Sydney Stack can continue his fine form.

The result for the Tigers could see them end up anywhere from 2nd to 11th on the ladder, depending on other results. The Bulldogs will need a win to stay in touch.

The Western Bulldogs have no immediate injury concerns out of the Fremantle game. A couple of players have been quiet and may face the axe. Bailey Dale and Josh Schache are among those in the VFL at the moment.

Richmond lose Riewoldt to a knee injury, while David Astbury is in doubt with a foot injury. Shai Botlon is among those that could come in. Trent Cotchin is still another couple of weeks away with a hamstring issue.

The Western Bulldogs have an excellent record against Richmond, winning four of the past five games. The loss was the most recent clash between the two sides and that encounter was played in round 23 last season, going the way of the Tigers by just three points

Richmond were heavily favoured that day but just claimed the points after a late Bulldogs shot sailed wide. Dustin Martin was the Tigers best, while Jack Riewoldt booted five goals. Jackson Macrae accumulated 43 possessions for the Bulldogs.

The Western Bulldogs have won seven of the past eight games against Richmond at Marvel Stadium.

This could be a bit closer than what a lot of people think as the Dogs have a good record against Richmond.

It has been a year of contrasting fortunes for the two sides. The perennial battlers, Brisbane, look to have turned things around in season 2019 and have won four of their first six. They are just one victory away from the total of just five wins from last year.

For Sydney, it has just about been a case of the opposite. The Swans, who have not missed the finals since 2009, are just about out of contention after managing to win just one game so far this season.

John Longmire’s side faded out of it last weekend when they went down to the GWS Giants by 41 points. Their only win this year came against Carlton in round three. Brisbane enjoyed a 49 point win over their local rivals, the Gold Coast Suns and find themselves in 7th spot on the ladder at the conclusion of Round 6.

Little separates the sides in a number of statistical measures. Sydney are averaging more disposals with Josh Kennedy and Zak Jones finding plenty of the footy.

However, Brisbane have their own ball magnet in the middle of the ground in the form of Lachie Neale. The former Docker leads the competition for total disposals and comes off a best on ground display against the Suns.

The difference might be Brisbane’s options up forward. The Lions are averaging just under 20 points per game more than Sydney and Eric Hipwood, Charlie Cameron and Cam Rayner have been focal points.

Brisbane’s Harris Andrews and Rhys Mathieson are both chances to return from their respective hamstring injuries. Sydney’s hopes will firm if Lance Franklin is fit but the star forward is in doubt with his hamstring issue.

The Swans have a lengthy injury list with Heath Grundy, Nick Smith, Jarryd McVeigh and Will Hayward among those on the sidelines.

It has been one way traffic in recent years with Sydney winning the past 11 games between the two sides. Six of those have been played at the GABBA.

Last year it was the Swans that racked up an 18 point win with Josh Kennedy and Jake Lloyd among the better players. Mitch Robinson and Stefan Martin were Brisbane’s best.

I’m not fully convinced about the Lions just yet but their two losses were against quality opposition and the Swans really are battling in 2019.

The two sides experienced contrasting fortunes in week one of the AFL Finals Series. Hawthorn fronted up to the premiership favourites, Richmond, in the Qualifying Final and were outclassed by 31 points.

Just 24 hours later, Melbourne bumped Geelong out of the September action by taking out the Elimination Final by 29 points. That was the Demons first final since 2006, helping to ease the pain for their fans that have endured a decade in the doldrums.

Melbourne are this year’s ‘fairytale’ side and will be trying to tread the path that the Western Bulldogs followed in 2016 as well as Richmond last year. They have been posted as $1.48 favourites in the early betting markets for the clash against Hawthorn, while the Hawks are $2.65 outsiders.

However, Hawthorn fans can look to history as sides that finished inside the top four generally have a good record in the Semi Finals. Alistair Clarkson’s side finished the home and away season in 4th position with 15 wins, one win ahead of the Demons, who finished 5th. They won six games prior to their loss over Richmond, while Melbourne have now won three on the trot.

The Hawks also have a huge advantage in finals experience over their Melbourne counterparts, although this didn’t help Geelong last weekend.

Expect the Demons to get the upper hand in the middle of the ground. Over the course of the season they ranked on top for contested possessions and hitouts, while the were 3rd for clearances. Hawthorn were 12th, 6th and 10th in these measures.

Max Gawn will give Melbourne the first use of the ball with his sublime work in the ruck, while we can expect the likes of Clayton Oliver, Angus Brayshaw and Jack Viney to find plenty of it for the Dees.

That trio take on Hawthorn’s Tom Mitchell, Jaegar O’Meara and Liam Shiels in the middle of the ground. Mitchell is the competition’s leading ball getter and may find himself up against James Harmes, who thwarted Geelong’s Joel Selwood last weekend.

Other key battles occur at either end of the ground. Luke Breust, Jack Gunston and Jarryd Roughead should enjoy a bit more freedom than what they did against Richmond last weekend but they will still need to lift on that performance.

At the other end, Melbourne will need to find a way to counteract Hawthorn’s defensive set up. They were unable to do this earlier in the year but Sam Weideman, Tom McDonald and Jake Melksham are in good form up forward and can pose some problems for the Hawks back six.

Hawthorn are set to lose Ben Stratton to a hamstring injury. David Mirra is the likely replacement for the premiership defender. Taylor Duryea is another that will be considered and was pulled from the VFL game last Sunday for Box Hill.

Melbourne reported no injuries out of the Geelong game and aren’t expected to make too many changes to the lineup that registered the Demons first finals win in over a decade.

Melbourne have beaten Hawthorn just once since 2006 with that victory coming late in 2016 when Paul Roos was at the helm of the club. Hawthorn have won the past two games between the two sides, including the Round 4 encounter this season by 67 points.

In that game, Melbourne got off to a flying start but were dismal after quarter time. Luke Breust booted four for the winners, while Liam Shiels and Jaegar O’Meara combined for 57 disposals. Max Gawn was Melbourne’s best, registering 66 hitouts.

The two sides have not faced each other in a final since 1990, when Melbourne scored a nine point Elimination Final win. In games at the MCG this season, Hawthorn are seven wins from 10 games, while Melbourne are six from 12.

This shapes as another finals classic. Melbourne will need to ensure that they do not get ahead of themselves and we can not underestimate Hawthorn. The Hawks can bounce back from their defeat last weekend and represent value at the line.

The two sides head in with win-loss records of 4-2 but it is GWS that are the warm favourites in the early head-to-head betting. The Giants were far too good for their local rivals, Sydney, in round six, clearing out to a 41 point win with Stephen Coniglio, Jeremy Cameron and Toby Greene among the stars.

On the same weekend, St Kilda couldn’t back up their early season form, going down to the Adelaide Crows by 29 points at Marvel Stadium.

The Saints will need more from a number of their players, including Josh Bruce, who battled with injury last weekend, as well as Tim Membrey and Jade Gresham as that pair combined for just three goals in the loss to the Crows.

GWS should gain the ascendancy in the middle. They are superior at winning the hitouts and Shane Mumford should get on top of Rowan Marshall or Billy Longer, depending on who lines up in that spot for the Saints.

Look for the Giants fleet on midfielders, including Josh Kelly, Lachie Whitfield and Coniglio to find plenty of the footy. That trio are among five Giants in the top 50 of the competition for average disposals this season. The Saints have two and they are Jack Billings and Seb Ross.

The game starts a tricky run for St Kilda, who have West Coast and Collingwood in the following weeks. GWS can consolidate and face Carlton and Melbourne at their next two.

Phil Davis was a late withdrawal for GWS last weekend and will face a fitness test at training. Lachie Whitfield is in doubt with a corked thigh.

St Kilda’s Josh Bruce will be out to prove his fitness after struggling in the loss to Adelaide last weekend. Jack Lonie misses for the Saints with a knee injury. Rowan Marshall is set to return.

The two sides have met on nine occasions since GWS entered the league in 2012 and the ledger is split at four wins apiece, as well as the draw that was played out between the two sides last year in round five at Etihad Stadium.

In that game, Jake Carlisle was denied a late mark by Phil Davis and the Saints had to share the points. Later in the year, the two sides met at Spotless Stadium and it was the Giants by 25. Lachie Whitfield and Josh Kelly combined for 64 possessions, while Harrison Himmelberg booted four goals. Seb Ross was St Kilda’s best.

GWS will be tough to beat at their home ground and if they get their running game going the 27.5 point line is within their grasp.